Tom (Thomas Lewis Arnett)is the author of the following books: * The Last Book of the Last Prophet;Poetry Toronto, 1976; also produced on CBC Radio and CHUM-FM Radio * The Ice Industry at Bell Ewart; Innisfil Historical Society, 1982 * Five Rings of Fire; Gold Eagle, 1984 * Deathbites; Gold Eagle, 1984 * Death Games; Gold Eagle, 1985 * The World War III Game; Gold Eagle, 1986 * Blood Gambit; Gold Eagle, 1986 * The Iron God, Gold Eagle, 1986 * Firecross; Gold Eagle, 1987 * Death Ride; Gold Eagle, 1987 * Hell's Gate; Gold Eagle, 1986 * With Love, Dale Pinnock; Shagnasti, 1988 * People Helping People; Innisfil Credit Union, 1994 * The Lotus Beater (training manual for Lotus software) The action-adventure novels published by Gold Eagle, were written under the house pseudonyms Don Pendleton and Dick Stivers. His novel Death Games was the first action-adventure novel to make the New York Times bestseller list. For the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) he wrote the following radio dramas: * Ballad of a Thin Man * The Island of Quadra and Vancouver (history) * Tekhionwake (history) * The Tin Housekeeper (comedy) * The Game (comedy) * To Laugh or to Cry (comedy) * Bernard Mergandielier and the Magic Attache Case (comedy) * Thesula (comedy) * Trying Too Hard (sound-poetry drama) * Whatever Happened to Alice (drama; stereo experimental) * Seance (drama; stereo experimental) For stage, he wrote: * It's a Small Town (sole writer; cabaret revue) * Haunting Experience (sole writer; dinner theatre) * The Village Revue (one of a group of writers) For television he wrote: * She Shows Me Everything (on literature) * Defrosting the Arts (mixed media) * Sounds Like Music; The Sound Collectors; Sounds Together (3-part music education series) Film: He wrote educational and promotional films for Moreland-Latchford Productions and Western Films Ltd. Poetry: Author of "Last Book of the Last Prophet", both a book (Poetry Toronto, 1976), and produced on CBC Radio and CHUM-FM Radio. His poetry was published in managzines and anthologies in Canada, US, Great Britain. He had over 100 radio, television and live appearances to read his own poetry. He was program director of,and taught poetry for, the Three Schools for the Arts in Toronto, was a resource person visiting high schools for the Ontario Arts Council and the League of Canadian Poets. He designed and implemented writers' and poetry workshops for Harbourfront and Toronto Public Libraries